I'm confused. |
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Roughly 3 months ago, I encountered Lucid Dreaming when I ran into a YouTube Channel called GizEdwards, who currently stays at the top of my SubBox now, which then lead me on to here and /r/luciddreaming, but I don't come on here much in all honesty. |
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I'm confused. |
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Not sure, how's your awareness? Do you do your daytime work for LDing mindfully or in a zombie-like trance? That can make a huge difference. |
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I mean I wake up at 6-7am in the morning and go to bed at 10-11pm at night :p |
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For the first 2 months, I was mindful about it, but in the last month, it's became more of a zombie trance. Since I just feel no motivation to do it. |
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2 months of mindful practice and no LDs at all? Very odd. It's true that some people are less prone to lucidity than others, but it shouldn't be that extreme, unless you are awfully unlucky. |
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don't waste your time on SSILD or WILD or FILD as a start, TheConned! |
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Hi TheConned! |
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"...what we experience is our model of reality, not reality itself. Perception is dreaming constrained by sensory input. So it’s a constrained dream, whereas dreaming is perception free of constraint. What exactly is the difference experientially between the dream and waking state? And you see, it’s the same stuff. It’s all illusion! "Stephen LaBerge
I think it's important to focus on the most basic fundamentals while practicing lucid dreaming. |
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Last edited by Yuusha; 01-31-2015 at 01:11 AM.
It can help when you have a solid goal to do when you get lucid. Like learn to fly or practice powers or whatever. Also with wbtb that your doing, make sure your sort of day dreaming a dream and doing reality checks realising its a dream, being it the last thing in your mind as you drift off. And say to yourself im dreaming, im dreaming in your mind. |
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Well I think I had a similar problem, but for me it had been 1 month and 2 weeks, and even though I felt I did not have a LD, it blew my mind when some professionals analysed my situation and told me that I actually had 5 LUCID DREAMS! In fact, I had one just after 3 DAYS. In short, you may have been lucid, but haven't realized it. Any time you feel like you are dreaming, or if you have performed a reality check in dreams, I would say you are having a LD now, but not a vivid one. Of course, you would need awarness for that, since after waking your LD will feel like any other normal one. Beginner's LD feel just like that. I wish you good luck for your practices! |
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